CalcioMercato reports on the growing interest from Monza in Milan's young talent, Francesco Camarda. Francesco Camarda is a young talent from Milan, born in 2008, who is attracting interest from Monza. Monza aims to rely on Francesco to return to Serie A. Galliani had already attempted to acquire him in January and now feels in a strong position due to the good relations with Milan's management. A meeting was held at Milan's headquarters between Camarda's representatives and Milan's management. Although a final decision has yet to be made, a loan transfer is being considered.

There was a meeting at Milan with Giuseppe Riso, the agent of Francesco Camarda. The objective for Milan next season is to ensure Camarda gets regular playing time. According to TMW, Monza is interested in him.

CalcioMercato has reported that the future of Francesco Camarda is a central concern for the incoming sporting director at Milan. They indicated that Camarda's development is a priority, especially considering that he has only played 1417 minutes, scoring 4 goals in various competitions, and requires more playtime to enhance his growth. It was noted that Adriano Galliani had nearly secured Camarda for Monza on a two-year dry loan in January; however, Zlatan Ibrahimovic intervened to prevent the transfer. Despite this setback, Monza remains hopeful of acquiring Camarda next season, regardless of whether they face relegation to Serie B. Meanwhile, Camarda's agents are actively seeking a temporary move for him to gain experience in top-flight football.

Francesco Camarda might leave Milan temporarily for a loan to Monza to gain more playing time after an inconsistent season between Milan Futuro and the First Team. The final decision will be made by the new sporting director of the club.